This red fabric that I use for maternity shoots is one of my favorites. It flows beautifully, is easy to work with, and always inspires me to create images that I truly love. On the other hand, working with this couple of future parents was both lovely and interesting. The husband is an industrial engineer, and while I was taking photos, we talked, and I learned more about his work and career.

A world full of smiles is, in my opinion, a better world. And some people have a smile that stands out among the rest. The future father in these photos was not only a very pleasant person to have in the studio, but his smile is truly hard to overlook.

I traverse the entire space when I’m with you. Beyond what my mind can comprehend, I am there with you. Intertwined with you, sleeping by my side for eternity. That’s how I always feel with you. That’s how I have always felt with you.

If you’re going to get married, do it with a good attitude—embrace it as a big moment, because it truly is. Marriage is something beautiful, necessary for some, and deeply significant in certain cultures. It is not just a simple and straightforward act; quite the opposite, it carries immense meaning.

I took these photos as a gift for Dayana when she was about to give birth. I offered her the photos because I was also experimenting with some new elements at the time—my homemade beauty dish and shiny silk-like fabrics.Estas fotos las hice en su momento como un regalo para Dayana. Ella estaba a punto de dar a luz y le ofrecí las fotos porque también estaba probando unos elementos que para mí en ese momento eran nuevos: mi beauty dish casero y las telas brillantes tipo seda.

They say that the eyes are the windows to the soul, and I say that the body is the door to a person's emotions. Touch is a powerful sense—so much happens through it, and often, it involves the gaze as well. As strange as it may sound, the way we look plays a crucial role in shared, occupied, and free space. You don’t usually invade someone’s gaze without eliciting a reaction, whether it’s them looking away or even using their voice to express discomfort.